Death Note Isn’t About Justice. It’s About Power
A video essay about Death Note, French existentialism, punitive justice, and how the Japanese criminal justice system fails its citizens. Chapters: 0:00 - 0:22 intro 0:23 - 2:59 Part 1 Chapter 1 Light Yagami: The Man and the God. 3:00 - 6:32 Part 1 Chapter 2 Death Note: A Literary Analysis 6:33 - 10:41 Part 2 Chapter 1 Japan: Crime and Punishment 10:42 - 14:09 Part 2 Chapter 2 Corruption in the Land of the Rising Sun 14:10 - 19:19 Beyond Kira: Angela Davis and the Criminal Justice System
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Death Note & Social Death: How Power Kills Quietly
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Rick and Morty FEELS BETTER NOW
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I Watched the Scariest Horror Anime to Prove I'm Nonchalant
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How Death Note Got Bad | Big Joel
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Wolfenstein: The New Colossus Critique - Business is Good
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Is L REALLY That Smart?
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Boomers Getting Tricked By AI On Facebook
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I Don’t Feel Bad For a Dead Rich Guy
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How Vegeta Shattered the Myth of the Alpha Male
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The Comment That Destroyed a YouTube Empire
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The Perfect Display of Nihilism In Gaming
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Horrors Found in Dark Web Marketplaces
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When Death Note broke its own rules
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Wolfenstein: The New Order Critique - The Weird Reich
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Broly and The Pursuit of Happiness
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I Spent 8 Months Undercover in r/Conservative
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Why LISA's Brad Armstrong is my Favorite Protagonist of All Time
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Death Note’s Story the Anime NEVER Showed You (Before Light… and After Him)
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The People Who Deserve Nothing — Carl Jung
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